Vicki Ward Joins the SEABL Eagles as #1 Ticket Holder
The Diamond Valley Basketball Association is thrilled to announce Vicki Ward as the number 1 ticket-holder of the SEABL program for 2018.
Vicki is the State Member for Eltham and Parliamentary Secretary of Industry and Employment. She was a driving force behind the recent 2.5-million-dollar funding to update the Diamond Valley Sport and Fitness Centre and a major supporter of the DVBA.
Vicki has always been passionate about sport and has played Netball, Athletics, Squash and Swimming. Now, as number 1 ticket holder, she can add Basketball to the list.
“The Diamond Valley Eagles just keep soaring - and their inclusion into SEABL means we are going to have a lot of fantastic basketball games right on our doorstep.” Vicki said.
President of the DVBA, Steve McCabe, is excited to be able to have Vicki as a part of the Eagles family.
“We are delighted to have the continued and enthusiastic support from Vicki and look forward to a great year ahead as we flyasone.” Steve said.
The announcement of Vicki as number 1 ticket holder is the launch of our Membership Drive. We need your help as we #Flyasone into the SEABL season.
As Vicki herself says, “Join up with the SEABL Eagles and enjoy high-level basketball!”.
Memberships are on sale now. Please contact the office on 9432 4720 or email zoe@dvbasketball.com.au. With General Memberships starting at as little as $10, it is an affordable way to witness the highest level of basketball, right here in the Diamond Valley. We #Flyasone into the season with a double header on Friday 6th April with the SEABL women tipping off at 6pm and the SEABL men at 8pm at the Diamond Valley Sport and Fitness Centre.
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